This show is dedicated to vegan outreach efforts being made nation-wide to encourage institutions such as schools and hospitals to offer healthy, compassionate, plant-based options! We have interviews with 15 year old Lila Copeland of Earth Peace Foundation, and Kristie Middleton, Senior Director of Food Policy of the HSUS. Plus, and update on Bill S-203 to have whales and dolphins in captivity banned in Canada.
The Meatout Show: Paul Shapiro, Vice President of Farm Animal Protection of the HSUS gives the latest updates on the animal agriculture industry and the trend towards eating more plant-based foods, plus Emily Pickett of the Vancouver Humane Society speaks on their Go Veg and Meatless Mondays campaigns. Meatout Day is March 20, World Water Day is March 22 and National Puppy Day is March 23!
The Meatout Show: protesting the violence at Vancouver Fashion Week; a feature interview with Paul Shapiro, Vice President of Farm Animal Protection of the Humane Society of the United States, on trends in going meat-free; and Going Vegan and Staying Vegan: Overcoming the Barriers.
Vegan pizza adventures and why vegans don’t eat dairy; Meatout issues with Paul Shapiro, Vice-President of Farm Animal Protection of HSUS; and Patricia Tallman, Canadians Against Live Export, on the campaign to end the shipping of Canadian animals overseas for the purposes of religious sacrifice.
The Meatout Show: we chat about our own experiences in cutting out meat, plus last weekend’s Vegan Prom; plus an interview with FARM Executive Director Michael Weber on the Meatout 2013 campaign; and a feature interview with HSUS Vice-President of Farm Animal Protection Paul Shapiro on various current “meatout” topics in the news, from ag-gag, to the trend of falling meat consumption, to Meatless Mondays, to the societal disgust of eating horse meat.
A feature interview with Laura Maloney of the HSUS, on animal rescue in the aftermath of disaster, and how to protect your companion animals; plus an interview with undercover animal cruelty investigator “David”, of the Ape Rescue Mission, for illegally poached apes in West Africa.